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The now-deleted piece says India’s foreign minister has not prioritised India’s ‘national interests’ and has ‘set tricks’ on many countries with his diplomatic strategies.
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As this article Global media is
1. Venerated Global Times, the objective mouthpiece of Chinese communist party
2. Dawn, from the great liberal paradise Pakistan
3. New York Times and The Guardian, the news papers known for having no political agenda 😉
! Never mind what’s happening to Nupur Sharma or jehadis killing ppl over whatsapp posts. In a population of 140 cr 2-3 idiot gai rakshak are terrorising 15 cr ppl !
The Print editorial staff can have it’s political preference but cmon guys don’t be so transparent. At least pretend to be a newspaper.
Oh no, fascism is in the air in India and due to the monsoon winds blowing across the plains , a weird phenomenon is being observed wherein the fascist winds in India are being carried over from India to Bangladesh and such winds are inevitably causing Bangladeshi Muslims to attack Hindus of Bangladesh. Damn those fascist winds of India. Peaceful Bangladeshis are just at whims of nature. Poor Jamaat e Islami fascists were never fascists to begin with. Blame the fascist winds of India. Oh the whitewashing is so abhorrent !
I’m suggesting the print to search what happened to the country’s that tries to maintain distance from New Delhi.
Sri Lanka:- deep economic crises, have to lease Colombo port to Chinese
Nepal:- daily political turmoil, every year new pm or president
Pakistan:- no words for this shit hole
Maldives:- moddies downgrade ratings to junk. Foreign currency only for two weeks. Muizu crying daily that someone trying to topple his govt.
Now Bangladesh wait and watch
The sad and unfortunate part is the fact that Ms. Anupreeta Das (presumably a Bengali), Mr. Hari Kumar and Mr. Mukul Kesavan are all Hindus. They may or may not be practicing Hindus but they, most certainly, were born to Hindu parents.
This is the tragedy of Hinduism – divided and beset with infighting.
The world accusing India of “democratic backsliding” and “fascism” is one thing. But fellow Hindus betraying the nation and the religion by playing along is disappointing and disturbing.
One can only hope that Hindus would learn from the mistakes committed over the last 1000 years and put up a solid united front against the marauding Islamic forces.
As this article Global media is
1. Venerated Global Times, the objective mouthpiece of Chinese communist party
2. Dawn, from the great liberal paradise Pakistan
3. New York Times and The Guardian, the news papers known for having no political agenda 😉
! Never mind what’s happening to Nupur Sharma or jehadis killing ppl over whatsapp posts. In a population of 140 cr 2-3 idiot gai rakshak are terrorising 15 cr ppl !
The Print editorial staff can have it’s political preference but cmon guys don’t be so transparent. At least pretend to be a newspaper.
Oh no, fascism is in the air in India and due to the monsoon winds blowing across the plains , a weird phenomenon is being observed wherein the fascist winds in India are being carried over from India to Bangladesh and such winds are inevitably causing Bangladeshi Muslims to attack Hindus of Bangladesh. Damn those fascist winds of India. Peaceful Bangladeshis are just at whims of nature. Poor Jamaat e Islami fascists were never fascists to begin with. Blame the fascist winds of India. Oh the whitewashing is so abhorrent !
I’m suggesting the print to search what happened to the country’s that tries to maintain distance from New Delhi.
Sri Lanka:- deep economic crises, have to lease Colombo port to Chinese
Nepal:- daily political turmoil, every year new pm or president
Pakistan:- no words for this shit hole
Maldives:- moddies downgrade ratings to junk. Foreign currency only for two weeks. Muizu crying daily that someone trying to topple his govt.
Now Bangladesh wait and watch
The sad and unfortunate part is the fact that Ms. Anupreeta Das (presumably a Bengali), Mr. Hari Kumar and Mr. Mukul Kesavan are all Hindus. They may or may not be practicing Hindus but they, most certainly, were born to Hindu parents.
This is the tragedy of Hinduism – divided and beset with infighting.
The world accusing India of “democratic backsliding” and “fascism” is one thing. But fellow Hindus betraying the nation and the religion by playing along is disappointing and disturbing.
One can only hope that Hindus would learn from the mistakes committed over the last 1000 years and put up a solid united front against the marauding Islamic forces.